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Schedule of Events SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Wednesday, July 31 Opening Winston Cup Practice Session • Practice 1-5 PM • Public Gates Open 9 AM $5 Admission • IMS Hall of Fame Museum Open 9 AM-6 PM (Admission $2) • (Credential Gates Open 5AM) Thursday, August 1 Practice & Top 20 Qualifying • Practice 9:30-11:30 AM • Qualifying 1 PM (1-20), 1 lap • Public Gates Open 7 AM $10 Admission • IMS Hall of Fame Museum Open 7 AM-6 PM (Admission $2) • (Credential Gates Open 5AM) Friday, August 2 Practice & 2nd Round Qualifying • Practice 10-11:30 AM • Qualifying 1 PM (21-38), 1 lap • Final Practice after qualifying for 1 hour • Public Gates Open 7 AM $10 Admission • IMS Hall of Fame Museum Open 7 AM-6 PM (Admission $2) • (Credential Gates Open 5AM) Saturday, August 3 The Third Running of the BRICKYARD 400 • 12:15 PM (400 miles, 160 laps on 2.5-mile oval) • Public Gates Open 6 AM • No General Admission Race Day • TV: ABC Live (Noon) RADIO: IMS Radio Network Live • IMS Hall of Fame Museum Open 6 AM-6 PM (Admission $2) • (Credential Gates Open 12AM) Schedule Subject to Change All Times Local (same as Central Daylight) TV & Radio Broadcast Schedule ESPN Saturday, July 6 3:30 - 4:00 pm "The Road To the Brickyard" Saturday, July 13 12:30 - 1:00 pm "The Road To the Brickyard" Saturday, July 27 3:00 - 3:30 pm "The Road To the Brickyard" Thursday, August 1 3:00 - 4:30 pm Live Qualification Coverage 3:00 - 4:00 pm Live Qualification Coverage Friday, August 2 7:30 - 8:30 pm Brickyard 400 Preview Saturday, August 3 12:00 - 1:00 pm Live Pre-Race Show ESPN 2 Wednesday, July 31 2:00 - 4:00 pm Live Practice / Qualification Coverage Thursday, August 1 2:00 - 3:00 pm Live Practice / Qualification Coverage Friday, August 2 2:00 - 3:00 pm Live Practice / Qualification Coverage QVC Friday, August 2 9:00 - 12:00 pm Brickyard 400 Merchandise Special ABC Saturday, August 3 1:00 pm Live Coverage of the 1996 Brickyard 400 Indianapolis Motor Speedway Radio Network Wednesday, July 31 9:00 - 10:00 pm "Brickyard Live" Call-In Show 2:00 - 4:00 pm Live Qualifying Thursday, August 1 6:00 - 6:30 pm Live Qualifying Wrap-Up 9:00 - 10:00 pm "Brickyard Live" Call-In Show Friday, August 2 6:00 - 6:30 pm Live Qualifying Wrap-Up Saturday, August 3 12:30 pm Live Coverage of the 1996 Brickyard 400 All Times Eastern Daylight Time (Local Indianapolis Time is Eastern Standard, one hour earlier) TICKET INFORMATION Ticket information is available from the: Indianapolis Motor Speedway Ticket Office P.O. Box 24910 Speedway, IN 46224 (317)/484-6700 Note: There is no general admission for race day. Tickets for practice and qualifying are available at the gate, or in advance from the above address. OFFICIAL ENTRY LIST Car Yr Driver Residence Car Name Owner Team Crew Chief Rockbridge 1 2 Rick Mast Hooters Pontiac Richard Jackson Precision Products Racing Kevin Hamlin Baths, VA 02 0 Robby Faggart Concord, NC Chevrolet Jimmy Miles Jimmy Miles Elvin Rector Robin 2 2 Rusty Wallace Mooresville, NC Miller Ford Roger Penske Penske Racing South Pemberton GM Goodwrench Service Richard Richard Childress Racing 3 2W Dale Earnhardt Mooresville, NC David Smith Chevrolet Childress Enterprises, Inc. Morgan-McClure 4 2 Sterling Marlin Columbia, TN Kodak Film Chevrolet Larry McClure Tony Glover Motorsports, Inc. Kellogg's Corn Flakes 5 2 Terry Labonte Trinity, NC Rick Hendrick Hendrick Motorsports Gary DeHart Chevrolet Daytona Beach, 6 2 Mark Martin Valvoline Ford Jack Roush Jack Roush Racing Steve Hmiel FL 7 2 Geoff Bodine Harrisburg, NC QVC Ford Geoff Bodine Geoff Bodine Racing, Inc. Paul Andrews William H. 8 2 Hut Stricklin Calera, AL Circuit City Ford Stavola Brothers Racing Philippe Lopez Stavola 9 2 Lake Speed Kannapolis, NC Spam Ford Harry S. Melling Melling Racing Jim Long Rudd Performance Richard 10 2 Ricky Rudd Mooresville, NC Tide Ford Ricky Rudd Motorsports, Inc. Broome Donnie 11 2 Brett Bodine Davidson, NC Lowe's Ford Brett Bodine BDR Motorsports Richeson Bobby Allison Motorsports 12 2 Derrike Cope Huntersville, NC Badcock Ford Bobby Allison Jimmy Fennig Team, Inc. Wally 15 1 Greensboro, NC Hayes Modems Ford Bud Moore Bud Moore Eng., Inc. Jimmy Means Dallenbach, Jr. Family Channel/PRIMESTAR Howard 16 2 Ted Musgrave Troutman, NC Jack Roush Jack Roush Racing Ford Comstock 17 2 Darrell Waltrip Harrisburg, NC Parts America Chevrolet Darrell Waltrip DarWal, Inc. Jeff Hammond Interstate Batteries 18 2 Bobby Labonte Trinity, NC Joe Gibbs Joe Gibbs Racing Jimmy Makar Chevrolet 19 0 Loy Allen, Jr. Huntersville, NC HealthSource Ford Mark Smith Tri-Star Motorsports Dave Fuge 21 2 Michael Waltrip Sherrills Ford, NC Citgo Ford Glen Wood Wood Brothers Racing Team Leonard Wood 22 2 Ward Burton South Boston, VA MBNA America Pontiac Bill Davis Bill Davis Racing, Inc. Chris Hussey 23 2 Jimmy Spencer Cornelius, NC Camel Cigarettes Ford Travis Carter Travis Carter Enterprises, Inc. Donnie Wingo 24 2W Jeff Gordon Huntersville, NC DuPont Refinishes Chevrolet Rick Hendrick Hendrick Motorsports Ray Evernham Joe Hendrick Motorsports, 25 2 Ken Schrader Fenton, MO Budweiser Chevrolet Joe Hendrick Phil Hammer Inc. 27 0 Jason Keller Greenville, SC Ford David Blair David Blair Motorsports, Inc. Mike Hill Larry 28 1 Ernie Irvan Concord, NC Texaco Havoline Ford Robert Yates Robert Yates Racing, Inc. McReynolds 29 2 Greg Sacks Charlotte, NC Cartoon Network Chevrolet Gary Bechtel Diamond Ridge Motorsports Bill Ingle 30 0 Johnny Benson Harrisburg, NC Pennzoil Pontiac C.G. Rider C.G. Rider/Bahari' Racing Doug Hewitt 33 1 Robert Pressley Asheville, NC Skoal Bandit Chevrolet Leo E. Jackson Leo Jackson Motorsports, Inc. Andy Petree Michael 37 2 John Andretti Mooresville, NC Kmart/Little Caesars Ford Kranefuss-Haas Racing, Inc. Tim Brewer Kranefuss Charley 41 1 Ricky Craven Concord, NC Kodiak Chevrolet Larry Hedrick Larry Hedrick Motorsports Pressley 42 2 Kyle Petty Trinity, NC Coors Light Pontiac Felix Sabates Sabco Racing, Inc. Billy Woodruff 43 2 Bobby Hamilton Mt. Juliet, TN STP Pontiac Richard Petty Petty Enterprises Robbie Loomis 44 1 Jeff Purvis Clarksville, TN MCA Records Chevrolet James Finch James Finch Marc Reno Monroe Motorsports 46 0 Stacy Compton Lynchburg, VA Dean Monroe Monroe Motorsports Neil Perkins Chevrolet 50 1 A.J. Foyt Houston, TX Kennametal Ford A.J. Foyt A.J. Foyt Enterprises Barry Owens Georgia 57 0 Steven Seligman Lake Forest, IL Matco Tools Ford Gil Rizzo Seligman 71 1 Dave Marcis Skyland, NC Prodigy Chevrolet Dave Marcis Marcis Auto Racing, Inc. Terry Shirley Morgan 75 2 Conover, NC Remington Arms Ford Butch Mock Butch Mock Motorsports, Inc. Troy Selberg Shepherd Jasper Engines/Federal- 77 2 Bobby Hillin, Jr. Charlotte, NC Doug Bawel Doug Bawel Paul Wise Mogul Ford 78 0 Randy McDonald High Point, NC Diamond Rio Ford Jim Wilson Jim Wilson Billy Standridge 81 1 Kenny Wallace Concord, NC Square D/TIC Ford Filbert Martocci Filmar Racing Gil Martin Joe F. 87 2 Joe Nemechek Mooresville, NC Burger King Chevrolet NEMCO Motorsports Jeff Buice Nemechek, III Quality Care/Ford Credit 88 2 Dale Jarrett Hickory, NC Robert Yates Robert Yates Todd Parrott Ford W.C. Donlavey, 90 1 Dick Trickle Iron Station, NC Heilig-Meyers Ford Donlavey Racing Bob Johnson Jr. 91 0 Ron Barfield Florence, SC New Holland Tractor Ford Bill Elliott Bill Elliot Motorsports Russ Bales 94 2 Bill Elliott Dawsonville, GA McDonald's Ford Bill Elliott Elliott Racing Team Mike Beam 95 0 Gary Bradberry Nashville, TN Shoney's Restaurant Ford Earl Sadler Earl Sadler/Check Sadler Dennis Adcock 98 2 Jeremy Mayfield Charlotte, NC RCA Ford Cale Yarborough Cale Yarborough Motorsports Tony Furr 99 2 Jeff Burton Huntersville, NC Exide Batteries Ford Jack Roush Jack Roush Racing Buddy Parrott W= Former Brickyard 400 Winner Legend:Chevrolet=Chevrolet Monte Carlo; Ford=Ford Thunderbird; Pontiac=Pontiac Grand Prix Tire: Goodyear Date: July 29, 1996 Copyright © 1996 IMS Brickyard 400 Sets Four-Day Schedule, July 31-August 3 For Immediate Release INDIANAPOLIS, June 6, 1996 -- The third Brickyard 400 NASCAR Winston Cup stock car race at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, sold out since last August, will once again be conducted over a four-day schedule mirroring last year's day-by-day activities. The 160-lap, 400-mile race on the 87-year-old 2½-mile oval race track will be run Saturday, Aug. 3, beginning at 12:15 p.m. local time (same as central daylight), telecast live by ABC Sports. The IMS Radio Network will again be carried on several hundred stations. Practice begins Wednesday, July 31, from 1-5 p.m. Thursday is Busch Pole qualifying (one lap) for starting spots 1- 25 at 1 p.m. after a two-hour morning practice from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Friday practice is 10-11:30 a.m. Second- round qualifying for positions 26-38 (positions 39-42 are provisional) is at 1 p.m., followed by NASCAR's one-hour final practice. Inaugural Brickyard 400 winner Jeff Gordon came back in 1995 to win the Busch Pole Award as the fastest first-day qualifier. Rick Mast was the Busch Pole Winner at the inaugural Brickyard in 1994. Dale Earnhardt, who won his seventh Winston Cup Championship in 1994, won the 1995 Brickyard 400 while Gordon, from nearby Pittsboro, Ind., went on to win his first Winston Cup Championship in 1995. Gordon's Busch Pole speed last year was a track record 172.536 miles per hour. (52.163 seconds). Second-round qualifying in 1995 was rained out, and Saturday's race was delayed more than four hours by rain, finally getting underway at 4:30 p.m.
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